Judge — April 30, 1927 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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“THE CURSE OF DRINK” By Maud Tousey Fangel i three colors should be ously over the table at tails, Size 9 x 12 inches. Sent postpaid to any address for 25 cents each Master (grimly)—I asked you last night, Jennings, to taste ' the port I purchased and give me your opinion of it. Now I > find there are four bottles missing. Burter—Taste it, sir? I thought you said test it! ““OH, MAMA!”? By R. B. Fuller A new child picture that has a yery strong maternal appeal. Printed in four colors from the original lates on heavy Art Mat, size 11 x 14 inches. Prints will be carefully packed and sent postpaid upon receipt of 35 cents each JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT 627 West 43d Street New York fa Always insist upon having “ABBOTT'S. Tonic Appetizer for'52vers’ BITTERS cy wou2s Lp Sample QW. ‘ten Gos Balto... M. BOW LEGS? ‘THIS GARTER (Pat’d) Makes Trousers Hang Straight If Legs Bend In or Out. Self Adjustable, Free Booklet—Plain Bealed Envelope The T. GARTER C0, D*%,4,,Sew London, THis Class PIN 25c. 12 or more, Sih ea. choice 2 colors en- Se.0a. Free Cat, shows 85 MetalArtsCo.,Inc., 7718 South Ave., Rochester, N.Y. Jamel letters ace, Bacco dllver Is or more dicen, Bogle r= Tinga Embloma Scio oe, Judging the Shows (Continued from page 17) Il. T= first act qf ‘Fog-Bound” displays Nance O'Neil in the role of a flappe Being a gentle- man of the old school and a de- scendant of a proud old Virginia family whose chivalry has been a legend in the South since the Revolution, I hesitate to elaborate upon the theme and_ therefore simply content myself with re- peating that the first act of “Fog- Bound” displays Nance O'Neil in the réle of a flapper. As for the play, we find it to be the more or less familiar tragedy laid in a fishing village and in which the author's characterization of his dramatic personages seems to consist mainly in giving them bad English and _ rheumatism. Miss O’Neil is found to be in love with a fine young salt, but her pa is set upon her marrying another and older man. With much audible heartache she obeys pa. Eighteen years pass and her first love returns. “Come with me where the wind blows and the sea is blue,” he says in effect. Our star actress clutches her breast and we can feel the awfulness of temptation. But there is pa still to be considered and what does our star do? Congratulations! You have actually guessed it. —Lonpon Opinion Pithy”” Pithy the poor working girl. Browning Cans Peaches! All of which is simply a headline to attract your attention to the fact that next week there is to be a treat for you. >. JUDGE will take a crack at the Tabloid Papers and it’s going to be the best laugh of the year. <-> Get to the news-stand early. Remember, the Saturday Eve- ning Post Number sold out in two days. comicbooks.com